u. s. lead really better in the world. so that argument goes all the way back, at least to the roman empire. the idea that we are, you know, civilizing the barbarians. that was the way the romans put it off, you know, starting odds of, you know, even before columbus, you have a good early dozens, if not a 100 or more people bulls. all of all of them justifying the subjugation of the rest of the world. in the name of civilizing though, the barbarians. aw, all day the the victorian, british you know, took it to extraordinary levels and i think it would be most exemplified if you, if the listeners go on google and, and look up white man's burden by rudyard kipling. so these arguments had been made for ever, but when you actually look at the reality, the reality is that all of these empires and the united states empire, they want though the resources, they want the oil and the gas and the lithium and the iron and the copper, and they want markets and they want slave labor, cheap labor slave labor, and they want no, no environm

u. s. lead order u. s. dominated world order. that's really all it is because the united states has trampled all over international law for more than 70 years since the end of world war 2. and the united states, even at this moment, is so open and blatantly u huber stickly, a arrogant about issues like the ukraine crisis, for example. where on the one hand, they say they respect ukraine sovereignty and on the other say they could never allow ukraine to a, to check on to or agree to a chinese lead proposal for peace. so really all the u. s. a is talking about when it talks about a rural space order is a u. s. dominate order. one, where the u. s. makes the rules in the u. s. and forces its own rules, which generally means dominating other countries. these stabilizing entire regions and economically and politically. benefiting from these imperialistic ventures. you know, andy, i'm it, we listen to our salt and broke the head of nato. he's on the way out, but he has great ambitions for the, for the alliance going into the pacific now

u. s. government report names georgia as a lead in recipients of u. s. foreign and military aid in europe and eurasia. and this isn't something you need assistance annually. and all this, of course, go and towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman, net price told reporters that us has allocated a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant bonds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local impedes had in mind. when considering the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend to use angie yos and private need the organisations to sway public opinion and encourage opposition movements in countries of interest. the biggest share of the u. s. funding is directed towards and cios, which means that this money benefits not our country, but their own agents. we see that there is absolutely no transparency in their spending. the public does not have any information in this regard. that creates risks. our country's a

u. s. and i think that some leads in washington are starting to get fed up with this really narrow minded, extreme push to continue trying to fight this war in the ukraine regardless of what outcomes we're seeing on the ground. yeah, i mean like the church it's allison brings up some very good points here. but again, the, the, the strategy there you can even call it a strategy. it's more kind of a messianic crusade, ideologically driven, the again, the, the, the, the entire approach, the u. s. in its allies have pursued as it, it's an anti russia policy. it's not a pro ukraine policy again, the way you've, you know, came, if a supposition is performed badly, you're always going to get a bad outcome. and this is what this is. what's happened in this case? yes, that, that, that's unquestionably the case. it. so it's all, it's not really about ukraine. i mean that, that's why we need to sort of move away from any kind of discussion. this is about helping ukraine. this is an effort to arm your brain or anything of it. it isn't about your grade. this is a, a war using ukraine as a proxy in orde

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u. s. lead, who in 2014, the continued attacks on don bass. you think russia should just have allowed them to erase those who spoke russian in dorm bus? as we know from merkel in the midst records were a way of them arming to fight don't bass. and the issue is not that the issue is the use of the army to cross a international boundaries. and there is not the issue of what was wrong. the opinions did not show that one stage. there was a person who was there president and he was doing all kinds of things. but the fact of the matter is the, there are some ground rules of the united nations, and you don't cross the national boundary. and i shall, i don't think i made a big issue international issue because we, in india are the new, the russians either problem the kind that you just mentioned in ukraine. will them, why do you think it is that the majority of humanity is represented at the united nations? don't vote the u. s. is way in numbers, numerical terms, of course they do follow in the course, people in the global cell call them vessel states

u. s. lead order, and that is what they have in common that they both see the united states as really v hindrance to to their goals for russia, for pigeon, it's his goals in europe for she, jim ping is he's go to become the major player in east asia. and, and potentially around the world. so we have seen a very friendly welcome from putin for shipping very warm words in this meeting. but there is a bit of a wrinkle here because she jumping at the same time, wants to signal to the world that he's neutral about the biggest thing going on, which is actually that war in ukraine. are you really seeing i to i those 2 or is 15 benefiting more from this religious than the other? well, i mean, if you look at this is vladimir putin is much more dependent on she's in pain than the other way round. and we did that, that is really in arguable, russia is very isolated on the international stage. we've seen that russia's economy is looking precarious. it's been precarious for a long time is extremely dependent on commodities exports and the exports of energy . rather, china is basically the one power

u. s. lead voltage invaded iraq to impose regime change by 4th levy behind a massive destruction and the estimated 1000000 people debt. he continued, especially coverage of the devastating conflict. a live from moscow is just past the hour and it's great to have us i'm, i'm on the, let's take a look at the top story this our, the upcoming meeting between the leaders of russia and china. ah ah, on the all the time it is 3 day visits lawson she, she pena has russian counsellor at a map of him, a written articles echoing that common vision and their approach to the turbulence of today's world. our world is confronted with complex and intertwined, traditional and nontraditional security challenges damaging acts of germany, domination, and bullying, and long and tortuous global economic recovery. the international community has recognized that no count 3 is superior to others. no model of governance is universal and no single country should dictate the international order. the collective west is cleaning more and more desperately to archaic dogmas to its elusive dominance. putting the fate of

u. s. lead suppression of china. what was meant by that suppression? containment, he also said these are words that we know from the cold war era. he means that there was a common, it's a common communist party language used to describe how the west is trying to hold china back. stop china advance. but she jumping as always stopped short of mentioning the us by name, and indeed in the speech that he gave it in chinese, it's mentioned, but it's not mentioned in the english translation. they talk more about international issues, but it does again, mark, mark an escalation. and what's the rhetorical war at this stage? and this is, this is very worrying development. do you think he's just playing the domestic base here? i don't think so because i think there's certainly there's no way that this is going to come out an english enough get back to, to, to, to, to the domestic market. so i think it, i think it marks an international, and it's, this is happening in the international arena, is clifford can and thank you. and here to look at some other stories ma

u. s. lead special operation in conjunction with norway. isn't buying it. you're trying to diverge attention from story that i wrote, which included enormous specifics. i was describing a process that began before christmas of 2021. involve the, the national security advisor, jim sullivan, of the white house of the, for the president. they had a series of meetings at a secret room in the white house. meanwhile, there's a total lack of outrage here in europe from the establishment. their silence is deafening. considering that the north stream network is a joint project with major european energy companies and russia gas problem to secure europe's energy needs. now, according to what's been seen recently in the russian media, sweden, denmark, and germany, 3 countries near the attack. and that should have had some information about it or not engaging with russian authorities trying to figure out what happened to me. it was very difficult for us to conduct our own investigation. they were not even allowed to access the side of the terrorist attack. only gap fro

u. s. lead hedge money and it seems to be under siege and, and you can see that they are playing this out. false narrative in am blackening demonizing. china over human rights overseen jan over hong kong. our over am a walkway and even over tick tock and, and, and anything you know, can be twisted ab to implied at a fabulous i, china set out to destroy the world. now the reality is, fall from the case is it is absolutely a fear of the emerging multi polar world that would put the u. s. in a 2nd place, just one of many. so at this juncture, are you don't fear and panic is kind of driving it. remember, originally the us wanted to make sure that russia and europe did not come together here. europe's manufacturing prowess with rushes. resources would have been i threat to u. s. a. jeremy economically so unfortunately what they've done is they've pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome og cooperation and at this juncture, and they're in a panic. she's in being fed serve also wraps up on wednesday. his audio correspondent shabbos on the atmosphere surrounding the 3 day vis

u. s lead campaign that was unleashed on iraq. we're here in baghdad, which 20 years ago was inflamed as the us and britain, unlisted shocking or bombing campaign. what we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. the campaign called shock and awe. eye witnesses described what happened when missiles rained down on the iraqi capital, a march, 2003. while the attack was anticipated, locals will have traumatized by the sheer scale of the destruction. it was very difficult for the country, and for all iraqis citizens on that day, a disaster struck my nephew was killed in the 1st strike on that goddamn day bushes, a criminal. it was his fault. they are all criminals. they trampled on humanity. they hate people. this was to be expected of them. they came to destroy the country, not to protect the citizens of iraq. it was a curse time for all. iraqis were still feeling the consequences of this. the world has promised. the american soldiers would be welcomed with open arms with flowers and with sweets, while a swi

u. s. lead has many seems to be under siege and you can see that they are playing this false narrative in blackening demonizing, china over human rights office in jan over hong kong, over the walkway and even over tick tock. and then anything you know can be twisted to implied at devilish china set out to destroy the world. now the reality is far from the case. it is absolutely a fear of the emerging multi polar world that would put us in a 2nd place. just one of many. so at this juncture, fear and panic is kind of driving them. remember, originally the u. s. wanted to make sure that russia and europe did not come together. europe manufacturing prowess with rushes, resources would have been i threat g u. s. gentlemen, economically, so unfortunately what they've done is they pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome cooperation. and at this juncture, they're in a panic, allows you drippings trip to moscow wrapped up on wednesday. so here's our t correspondent, shade bows on the atmosphere surrounding the 3 day visit. interestingly, president, she chose moscow for his 1s

u. s. lead tactic, but believe such an approach has reached an impasse more loss quicker than the school. the west is aware that the current approach has reached an impasse. they say that that is necessary to inflict a strategic defeat of russia. and that is an existential problem for them. they are attempting to preserve their head, your money in the international arena. but developing countries see and understand all this perfectly. the big new as the day really is that there was no meeting of minds of yoga bava's and there was no consensus, no joint community could be adopted. now india, of course, has released a chance summary and outcome documentary on the foreign ministers meet in new delhi . i'm talking russian diplomats, lovegrove held a press conference just a while ago here to new delhi. in fact, he's a blamed the west for not being able to come out with that joint statement of that was expected dot net as far as you green is concerned. that really was the something you're walking all the conversations and that's where the global leaders will really divided a. but apart from th

u. s. lead allied force operations conducted by nate. so in 99, we are experts to and dr. 3 weeks, but instead lasted for over 10. over 3500 people were killed during the yugoslavia bombing snoozer forces use bombs with depleted uranium, with the repercussions still been felt a day. as many victims continued to suffer. various illnesses, without responsible for the suffering are still not been held accountable. this is to this fidelity. we're talking about several types of cancer leukemia, throat cancer, thyroid gland, cancer, brain tumors, bone cancer, and several other types of cancer which are caused by depleted uranium. the world health organization based in leone has proved this claim. they found the cause and effect relationship between cancer and uranium. we're, we're not. i am not suing nato because of the financial gain. i'm suing them because i want to prove to the world that a crime against serbian people has been committed. the crime was committed by criminals in the nato alliance. i hope i will live long enough to see the su

u. s. lead between those who support continuing this adventure and ukraine and continuing to fund the effort and arm the efforts. and those who are seeing that they're not going to accomplish the west goals. so one thing that i thought was pretty interesting recently is cameron hume, who was a former ambassador from the us. he has come out recently criticizing anthony blink and the secretary of state for his handling of international relations, particularly regarding russia. so i don't think that that sort of commentary is just random. i would think that somebody with connections like that a human has connections with the council on foreign relations. so it looks like he's part of this effort from some people in washington to say, look, we're not accomplishing western interests in the ukraine. so does it make sense to continue pouring all this money and all of these resources into it? and i think it's a really good point that lincoln is, is he's not so much of a diplomat in the traditional sense. he is more of an ideologue and a political operator if you look at his career history. and that

u. s. lead campaign that was on leached on a rock. we're here in baghdad, which 20 years ago was inflamed as the us and britain unlist it shocking or bombing campaign. what we have seen on television though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. the campaign called shock and awe. eye witnesses described what happened when missiles rained down on the iraqi capital, a march, 2003. while the attack was anticipated, locals will have traumatized by the sheer scale of the destruction. it was very difficult for the country, and for all iraqis citizens on that day, a disaster struck my nephew was killed in the 1st strike on that god damn day bushes, a criminal. it was his fault. they are all criminals. they trampled on humanity. they hate people. this was to be expected of them. they came to destroy the country, not to protect the citizens of iraq. it was a curse time for all. iraqis were still feeling the consequences of this. the world has promised the american soldiers would be welcomed with open arms with flowers and with sweets. while a swif

u. s. lead west and in the short term, ah, i would like to say that china was so for a quite a bit. but that actually gives china also the, the ground to make the resolve that china would need to develop its own semiconductor industry in a, perhaps foster pace. and so rumors are that the chinese government is about to announce at last, it's decision to give out huge amount of money as a financial ground to support the foss development of the chip industry. so that's something to be expected as well. ah, alright, returning to the political stage in nigeria, where officials have postponed elections for state governors. this comes and claims that the recent presidential vote may have been rigged of the country electoral commission announced it would delay the governor's vote for a week due to problems with resetting digital voting machines. or the controversial system became a source of widespread contention when it failed during the presidential elections in africa, most populated country. and while the ruling party candidate bowler to nubile one with 37 percent of the vote, a members

u. s lead west and in the short term i, i would like to say that china was shocked, but ah, quite a bit. but that actually gives china also the, the ground to make the resolve that china would need to develop its own semiconductor industry. in a, perhaps faster pace and her so rumors are that the chinese government is about to announce at last, it's decision to give out huge amount of money as a financial ground to support the foss development of the chip industry. so that's something to be expected as well. ah, as intense fighting as waged on the front lines, ukraine has lost 350 troops over the last day, according to russia's defense ministry. which also stated that 9 american high mars rocket launchers were hit and multiple ukrainian military vehicles, destroy ortiz, acres you'd on up brings us this report. tulips, corn, flowers, carnations hyacinths, delicate symbols of affection and normal life. here, these names are harbingers of death. ah. with shield gun was an innocent ne hyacinth packs a monstrous punch. if you've run out of luck and been designated as its target, you better ru

u. s. lead hazard money seems to be under siege and, and you can see that they are playing this false narrative in blackening demonizing, china over human rights office in jan over hong kong, over a walkway and even over tick tock. and then anything you know can be twisted to imply that there was a china set out to destroy the world. now the reality is far from the case because it's quite a coincidence. first for bait. the basic not to rhetoric in the west is that there is a ethical right reach between democracy and also the terrorism. as if democracy is paradise, as defined by the united states and people be happy, living happy ever after living in democracy is defined by the wes. but then there was a research piece coming out a couple of days ago based in paris, which is called the i p s. ready s a soft is, is independent, large international research institution. looking at how happy are the people around the world. so call happiness index, guess what, which countries come up towards china and saudi arabia are, these are all people credit countries, but that's how they govern the country. ve